The Trump administration revoked Intel and other companies' export licenses to Huawei, and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs responded

On January 18, at the regular press conference of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, a reporter asked: "According to media reports, the Trump administration notified several Huawei suppliers, including chipmaker Intel, that it would revoke some of their licenses to sell products to Huawei. What is China's comment on this?"

In response, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Hua Chunying said that China has repeatedly expressed its solemn position on the issue of the US's unwarranted suppression of Chinese companies. "What the US has done is naked bullying, which violates the principles of market economy and fair competition that it has always claimed to uphold, violates international trade rules, undermines the global industrial chain, supply chain, and value chain, and also damages the interests and image of the United States itself. We urge the US to immediately revoke the relevant wrong decision and stop the wrong behavior of unreasonably suppressing foreign companies. China will continue to take necessary measures to safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of Chinese companies."

At the same time, Hua Chunying pointed out that many media, including American media, have pointed out that the current US government is implementing a "scorched earth policy" and is busy burning every bridge in order to create obstacles for the incoming new US government. I think everyone can see this very clearly.